Is Blake Griffin soft?

[akajae]

Originally Posted by Im Not You

 That's how you get your point across. 
EDIT - 

 Ya'll dudes kill me with the selective reasoning too. Damn near 99% of this board gets on KG for not retaliating to Anthony Peeler. But Blake gets a pass for "keeping his composure". 

you don't see the difference between Griffin and KG??

 

[drop knee 101]

Originally Posted by bittersweet

Originally Posted by Frank 7he T4nk

Yea... It's called being composed under pressure. No need reacting to every single thing on the court. Just handle your business. Which is exactly what Blake Griffin does every night.

What?

He did that %%+! to Miller like 3 times in the video, all of a sudden he just stopped? Because he wanted to right?

Nah. Son got sonned, and scared. Andre Miller doesn't have %%+! to lose. That boy Griffin got shook.

simply a horrible opinion

you would be the only one

 after that while everyone else is

 

[im not you]

/\ I really don't care about that. It's still selective reasoning.

You can't praise the quiet and humble player because he chooses not to fight back but celebrate the bully who doesn't...and ASSUME it's for different reasons.

That's called playing both sides of the fence.

I view everyone in the same light...their personalities don't sway my opinion.
Ya'll do this ALL the time on here...selective reasoning. 

 

[im not you]

/\ I really don't care about that. It's still selective reasoning.

You can't praise the quiet and humble player because he chooses not to fight back but celebrate the bully who doesn't...and ASSUME it's for different reasons.

That's called playing both sides of the fence.

I view everyone in the same light...their personalities don't sway my opinion.
Ya'll do this ALL the time on here...selective reasoning. 

 

[drop knee 101]

Originally Posted by bittersweet

Originally Posted by Frank 7he T4nk

Yea... It's called being composed under pressure. No need reacting to every single thing on the court. Just handle your business. Which is exactly what Blake Griffin does every night.

What?

He did that %%+! to Miller like 3 times in the video, all of a sudden he just stopped? Because he wanted to right?

Nah. Son got sonned, and scared. Andre Miller doesn't have %%+! to lose. That boy Griffin got shook.

simply a horrible opinion

you would be the only one

 after that while everyone else is

 

[proper english]

Originally Posted by drop knee 101

Originally Posted by bittersweet

Originally Posted by Frank 7he T4nk

Yea... It's called being composed under pressure. No need reacting to every single thing on the court. Just handle your business. Which is exactly what Blake Griffin does every night.

What?

He did that %%+! to Miller like 3 times in the video, all of a sudden he just stopped? Because he wanted to right?

Nah. Son got sonned, and scared. Andre Miller doesn't have %%+! to lose. That boy Griffin got shook.

simply a horrible opinion

you would be the only one

 after that while everyone else is

why is she still posting here? 

 

[proper english]

Originally Posted by drop knee 101

Originally Posted by bittersweet

Originally Posted by Frank 7he T4nk

Yea... It's called being composed under pressure. No need reacting to every single thing on the court. Just handle your business. Which is exactly what Blake Griffin does every night.

What?

He did that %%+! to Miller like 3 times in the video, all of a sudden he just stopped? Because he wanted to right?

Nah. Son got sonned, and scared. Andre Miller doesn't have %%+! to lose. That boy Griffin got shook.

simply a horrible opinion

you would be the only one

 after that while everyone else is

why is she still posting here? 

 

[osh kosh bosh]

@ people attempting to apply logic to a concept that is inherently illogical, soft is not a term with a concrete definition. Soft is basically a term that's used to describe any player you don't like for any reason. Anything can spun into getting the dreaded soft label stuck on.

People don't like KG so he's seen as soft for the peeler incident.
People like Blake Griffen so he's see as the "puppetmaster"

It's nonsense, it has no rhyme or reason, people have only just recently started to call KG out for the Peeler incident. You wanna know why?

Because now they hate KG so he's soft, when he was in Minny loosing people liked him so he wasn't soft.

 

[osh kosh bosh]

@ people attempting to apply logic to a concept that is inherently illogical, soft is not a term with a concrete definition. Soft is basically a term that's used to describe any player you don't like for any reason. Anything can spun into getting the dreaded soft label stuck on.

People don't like KG so he's seen as soft for the peeler incident.
People like Blake Griffen so he's see as the "puppetmaster"

It's nonsense, it has no rhyme or reason, people have only just recently started to call KG out for the Peeler incident. You wanna know why?

Because now they hate KG so he's soft, when he was in Minny loosing people liked him so he wasn't soft.

 

[duba169]

is missing the last few games of the season while you are cleared to play soft? when your team is fighting for the last spot in the playoffs?

 

[duba169]

is missing the last few games of the season while you are cleared to play soft? when your team is fighting for the last spot in the playoffs?

 

[mronegative]

Originally Posted by DubA169

is missing the last few games of the season while you are cleared to play soft? when your team is fighting for the last spot in the playoffs?

leave Bosh alone. When Amar'e almost lost his eye, he retired.

 

[mronegative]

Originally Posted by DubA169

is missing the last few games of the season while you are cleared to play soft? when your team is fighting for the last spot in the playoffs?

leave Bosh alone. When Amar'e almost lost his eye, he retired.

 

[laridah23]

Since Oklahoma, Blake rarely reacts to hard-fouls. (Like the article DoubleJs07 posted).  If he did, he would never see the court with ejections, suspensions etc., because he always takes punishment in the paint.

Besides, at that point in the game against Portland, he was the only big that we had available.  Smith and Cook were ejected, Jordan had 5 fouls and Kaman re-injured his ankle.  So there was no way he was going to do something to get himself ejected after the team slowly crawled back into the game after being down 20+.

 

[laridah23]

Since Oklahoma, Blake rarely reacts to hard-fouls. (Like the article DoubleJs07 posted).  If he did, he would never see the court with ejections, suspensions etc., because he always takes punishment in the paint.

Besides, at that point in the game against Portland, he was the only big that we had available.  Smith and Cook were ejected, Jordan had 5 fouls and Kaman re-injured his ankle.  So there was no way he was going to do something to get himself ejected after the team slowly crawled back into the game after being down 20+.

 

[mayhemmonkey000]

Cyborgs don't show emotion.

 

[mayhemmonkey000]

Cyborgs don't show emotion.

 

[airmaxpenny1]

Originally Posted by Osh Kosh Bosh

@ people attempting to apply logic to a concept that is inherently illogical, soft is not a term with a concrete definition. Soft is basically a term that's used to describe any player you don't like for any reason. Anything can spun into getting the dreaded soft label stuck on.

People don't like KG so he's seen as soft for the peeler incident.
People like Blake Griffen so he's see as the "puppetmaster"

It's nonsense, it has no rhyme or reason, people have only just recently started to call KG out for the Peeler incident. You wanna know why?

Because now they hate KG so he's soft, when he was in Minny loosing people liked him so he wasn't soft.

KG's just a !%*#! for starting thos fights, not soft...He's soft cause he's never wanted the rock in the 4 quarter a day in his life, and couldn't wait to get rid of the ball anytime it touched his hands during game 7 last year.

 

[airmaxpenny1]

Originally Posted by Osh Kosh Bosh

@ people attempting to apply logic to a concept that is inherently illogical, soft is not a term with a concrete definition. Soft is basically a term that's used to describe any player you don't like for any reason. Anything can spun into getting the dreaded soft label stuck on.

People don't like KG so he's seen as soft for the peeler incident.
People like Blake Griffen so he's see as the "puppetmaster"

It's nonsense, it has no rhyme or reason, people have only just recently started to call KG out for the Peeler incident. You wanna know why?

Because now they hate KG so he's soft, when he was in Minny loosing people liked him so he wasn't soft.

KG's just a !%*#! for starting thos fights, not soft...He's soft cause he's never wanted the rock in the 4 quarter a day in his life, and couldn't wait to get rid of the ball anytime it touched his hands during game 7 last year.

 

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[wjun15]

Originally Posted by LARidah23



Since Oklahoma, Blake rarely reacts to hard-fouls. (Like the article DoubleJs07 posted).  If he did, he would never see the court with ejections, suspensions etc., because he always takes punishment in the paint.

Besides, at that point in the game against Portland, he was the only big that we had available.  Smith and Cook were ejected, Jordan had 5 fouls and Kaman re-injured his ankle.  So there was no way he was going to do something to get himself ejected after the team slowly crawled back into the game after being down 20+.

no one is saying he should react by hitting someone back...It's just suprising that he acts like nothing happened every time he gets knocked down. He doesn't even look at the other player! u dont get suspended for making a ##% face to someone who just tackled u

 

[wjun15]

Originally Posted by LARidah23



Since Oklahoma, Blake rarely reacts to hard-fouls. (Like the article DoubleJs07 posted).  If he did, he would never see the court with ejections, suspensions etc., because he always takes punishment in the paint.

Besides, at that point in the game against Portland, he was the only big that we had available.  Smith and Cook were ejected, Jordan had 5 fouls and Kaman re-injured his ankle.  So there was no way he was going to do something to get himself ejected after the team slowly crawled back into the game after being down 20+.

no one is saying he should react by hitting someone back...It's just suprising that he acts like nothing happened every time he gets knocked down. He doesn't even look at the other player! u dont get suspended for making a ##% face to someone who just tackled u

 

[doublejs07]

Originally Posted by WJuN15

Originally Posted by LARidah23



Since Oklahoma, Blake rarely reacts to hard-fouls. (Like the article DoubleJs07 posted).  If he did, he would never see the court with ejections, suspensions etc., because he always takes punishment in the paint.

Besides, at that point in the game against Portland, he was the only big that we had available.  Smith and Cook were ejected, Jordan had 5 fouls and Kaman re-injured his ankle.  So there was no way he was going to do something to get himself ejected after the team slowly crawled back into the game after being down 20+.

no one is saying he should react by hitting someone back...It's just suprising that he acts like nothing happened every time he gets knocked down. He doesn't even look at the other player! u dont get suspended for making a ##% face to someone who just tackled u

It's gotta piss off the other players immensely...the fact that they can't do %#*+ to get in his head has gotta be frustrating.  Honestly...he's on some next-level %#*+

  Never shows weakness....
  

 

[doublejs07]

Originally Posted by WJuN15

Originally Posted by LARidah23



Since Oklahoma, Blake rarely reacts to hard-fouls. (Like the article DoubleJs07 posted).  If he did, he would never see the court with ejections, suspensions etc., because he always takes punishment in the paint.

Besides, at that point in the game against Portland, he was the only big that we had available.  Smith and Cook were ejected, Jordan had 5 fouls and Kaman re-injured his ankle.  So there was no way he was going to do something to get himself ejected after the team slowly crawled back into the game after being down 20+.

no one is saying he should react by hitting someone back...It's just suprising that he acts like nothing happened every time he gets knocked down. He doesn't even look at the other player! u dont get suspended for making a ##% face to someone who just tackled u

It's gotta piss off the other players immensely...the fact that they can't do %#*+ to get in his head has gotta be frustrating.  Honestly...he's on some next-level %#*+

  Never shows weakness....